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Correlational subjects

Correlational subject: Self-perceived ability

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SELF-IMAGE Current self-characterization Self-perceived ability
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Correlate as named by investigator People investigated Finding Projective helpless-ness Male college students, followed 3 years, Harvard University, USA, 1957-60 Belief in own powers Male college students, England, 1912 Perceived acting ability Female students, undergraduates, University of Wisconsin, USA, 196? Feeling for colors 16-29 aged and pensioners, West-Germany, 1976 Feeling uncertain and undecisive 40-60 aged male employees, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 197? Specific abilities 18+ aged, general public, The Netherlands, 1987 Difficulties with new technologies Adults, general public, Austria 1994 Difficulties with modern working methods Adults, general public, Austria 1994 Schwierigkeiten mit neuen Technologien Adults, general public, Slovenia, 1994 Schwierigkeiten mit modernen Arbeitsformen Adults, general public, Slovenia, 1994 School ability College students, Korea, 199? Feelings of failure to fulfill ambitions Male college students, followed 3 years, Harvard University, USA, 1957-60 Perceived contribution of self-confidence Pregnant women, Spain, 200? Perceived contribution of self-confidence Exercisers and non-exercisers, Spain, 200? competence need satisfaction University students, USA and Singapore, 200? Competence need satisfaction 18+ aged, students USA, followed 3 months,199? Environmental mastery Remitted mental out-patients and controls, Italy, 199? Able to face up to problems 16+ aged, general public, UK, 2000 Hope University undergraduates, Kuwait 2002 Able to overcome difficulties 16+ aged, general public, UK, 2000 Achievement in life 8-13 aged,school children, India, 2014 Use of stress management skills University students, Illinois, USA, 2007 Scholastic competence Children 9-12,5 years,, Netherlands, 2012 Athletic competence Children 9-12,5 years,, Netherlands, 2012 School functioning Children 9-12,5 years,, Netherlands, 2012 Perceived control 45-69 aged, South-East, Sweden, 2006 Self-concept Chinese adolescents, Hong-Kong, 1998